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The Baltimore Ravens and Hearst Broadcasting announced a new deal Sunday night that will keep the team on WBAL radio and television for the next five years. Given the incredibly strong media performanance of all things Ravens locally and nationally, this is big news for WBAL -- news that is sure to keep the Hearst-owned radio, TV and online properties at or near the top of Baltimore sports media. Here's the announcement: Hearst Broadcasting and the Baltimore Ravens signed a new five year extension of their partnership today. The agreement makes WBAL-TV 11, WBAL-Plus, 98 Rock and WBAL-AM, the official home of the Baltimore Ravens for the next five seasons. WBAL-TV is the official...

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